Kwon and Jabbour General Cosmetic Dentistry

Practicing since 2003

27 Total Reviews
Average rating of 5.0 / 5
  • Takes Time to Listen: 100%
  • Communicates Well: 100%
  • Average Wait Time: 4 minutes
108 La Casa Via Suite 102
Walnut Creek, CA 94598 Office Website
Show Phone Number Fax: (925) 930-9955

Patient Satisfaction

27 Total Reviews
Average rating of 5.0 / 5
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  • Takes Time to Listen: 100%
  • Communicates Well: 100%
  • Average Wait Time: 4 minutes

  • "This was Gabbys 1st trip to the dentist. Mitzy was very slow and patient - telling her exactly what she was going to do. Dr Jabbour was also gentle/kind and explained what he needed to do and gabby was very comfortable and cooperative. It was a great visit! "

    Verified Review Dec 10, 2014
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    "I have to say that the best experience I have ever had a dental office."

    Verified Review Mar 30, 2015
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    "I didn't get to see Dr. Jabbour. "

    Verified Review Mar 30, 2015
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Kwon and Jabbour General Cosmetic Dentistry Office Information

  • Directions

    Map
    From San Ramon: Take I-680 N. Follow I-680 N to Ygnacio Valley Rd in Walnut Creek. Take the Ygnacio Valley Rd. Turn right onto Ygnacio Valley Rd. Follow Ygnacio Valley Rd to La Casa Via. Turn right onto La Casa Via. Turn up the 2nd drive way.
    Fom Oakland: Take CA-24 E to Ygnacio Valley Rd in Walnut Creek. Take the I-680 N exit from CA-24 E. Keep right, follow signs for Ygnacio Valley Rd. Turn right onto Ygnacio Valley Rd. Turn right onto La Casa Via.
    From Concord: Take I-680 S to N Main St in Walnut Creek. Take the N Main St exit from I-680 S. Take the N Main St exit toward Walnut Creek. Merge onto N Main St. Turn left onto Parkside Dr. Turn right onto N Civic Dr. Turn left onto Ygnacio Valley Rd. Turn right onto La Casa Via.

  • Office Hours

    Mon: 8:30am - 5pm
    Tues: 7:30am - 6pm
    Wed: 8:30am - 5pm
    Thurs: 9:30am - 6pm
    Fri: Closed
    Sat: Closed
    Sun: Closed
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Office Message

Our dedicated team of dental professionals is committed to providing advanced technological procedures that make your visit with us as pleasant and worry-free as possible. We embrace technology, and we have selected only those techniques and procedures that are proven to be best for your overall health.

You will be pleased to discover that our passion for dentistry isn't just about bells and whistles. We want to engage and connect with our patients. We want to find out what is most important to you and then work together to meet your goals. Along the way, we will help to guide you towards long-term success by arming you with the information and resources that pertain to your dental needs.

Questions & Answers

Overnight heat sensitivity

One of my teeth (#9) became wildly sensitive to heat, cold (lingers a bit), air and sweet foods out of the blue a few days ago. The root tip feels spongy/sore, but the tooth doesn't ache on its own. I just started using Therabreath rinse and it irritated my gums. Should I try desensitizing toothpaste for a couple weeks, or is it more likely that the rinse timing was coincidental and I'm heading for RCT? Is it unusual to go straight to heat sensitivity without a period of cold sensitivity first?

Anonymous Patient

You described your symptoms as Wildly sensitive to cold and hot and lingers. You also said the root tip feels spongy. It very much sounds like the nerve in that tooth is not healthy and in the process of getting worse. I highly recommend you see a dentist for an evaluation because it is likely the tooth will need Root Canal Therapy. Waiting will risk the infection get worse and causing you pain and swelling.

Hani Jabbour

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